Johnny is great at PDW Fitness! He is extremely encouraging and prepares workouts that are specific…read moreto your needs. I have been working with him for over 10 years and love going each week!

This place has the best vibe to it! I did a Sunday yoga class and it was so relaxing and I felt so…read morewelcome.

Had a time book on 6/10, went there to check in, they would not let my party on course because of…read moretournament taking place!! Why let people book a time if you have a tournament going. Just block of the entire day! And the staff was only concerned with talking to each other! They were not helpful at all!! I will not becoming back!

I love this golf course, it is super chill! There's no strict dress code and the customer service…read moreis great. The 9 holes is walkable, but they do have rental golf carts and rental push carts to make it easier. You can rent your clubs or bring your own. This is a great course for both beginners and advanced golf players. Additionally, I love that the shop has concessions. Probably the best part of this place, it is the first place in North Dakota to be "Foot Golf" accredited! Foot Golf requires players to kick a soccer ball into a cup by using as few attempts as possible (combines soccer and golf elements). Very cool Mandan Municipal Golf Course!

absolute shit hole and nobody picks up their dogs crap. Right when you get there and go through the…read moregate there's a dumpster there that all the dogs pee on so you have to walk through all the pee there's nowhere for the small dogs to go and it's just a shit hole! I've met a couple good people there, but other than that I have nothing good to say!

We're just traveling through but loved this dog park! There was plenty of space to run and seemed…read moreto be kept up well. Our dog park back home has no grass or shade so this was pretty high class for our pups. There were 4 separate caged areas so dogs could have personal space when needed. We have one small and one large dog but both went into the large dog area no problem. Also, got a kick out of 'wiggly field'!

What a great track, I met some friends there for a week it was amazing…read more The staff was so nice, Thomas Frank made us feel like we were members, we will go back every year. We traveled from North Carolina, Idaho and Oregon. Thanks again, Thomas Richard W

Bring a lot of balls... you're gonna need them…read more What a majestic course. Was told this was Bismarck's high roller course so I had to come check it out, and it did not disappoint. It is nested on rolling hills and a valley close to the river and the views are just breath taking. Almost felt like I was in The Shire and Frodo was going to sneak out of a Hobbit Hole somewhere and kick my golf ball out. Just fantastic, definitely one of the best courses I've played. VERY CHALLENGING and windy. Must have lost 20+ balls as there were not too many people playing so I was hitting repeat balls after my initial crappy shots. So don't come expecting to get a good score because you are here for the views and for a great workout if you decide to walk like I did. The guy at the golf shop even looked at me funny when I said I wanted to walk. Had to earn the post-game beers somehow....

One of my favorite courses in the Bismarck area. Tom O'Leary is a 18-hole, Par 69 course, with…read moreCarts and club rental available. The greens need a little bit of work on a few, but the course as a whole is always well maintained. I give it a 3 stars...maybe even 3.5.

Hhhmmmm where in Bismarck can I find a super big park to run, play, take pictures or do whatever my…read moreheart else desires? Well my fellow yelpers, the answer is Sertoma Park. This park is 98.7 acres of pure fun and nature. There 11 shelters here, each consisting of their own picnic areas, parking lot, playgrounds and restrooms. Some shelters are bigger than others, so the capacity ranges from 25-350 people. With that many shelters and playground, you are pretty much guaranteed your own play area every time you come. Some shelters have special features: Shelter #7 is the closest to the amusement park, Shelter #8 is closest to the zoo and has a eagle mural on the floor nearby, shelter #9 is closest to tennis courts and has a baseball diamond, shelter #10 (my favorite) has a bunch of sand volleyball courts and a horseshoe complex. Some other features of this parks are multiple running trails, fancy art on the floor, lots of Pokestops for Pokemon Go, very close to the Dakota Zoo (see my review for that one if you are interested) and lots of trees to provide shade. This is my favorite park in Bismarck and perfect to go running or play volleyball to destress from graduate school.

Larks games are the best! The baseball is top notch with some the best college players in the…read morecountry. They have great food and beer options too!